If anyone would be willing to check if my translation is accurate it would be so much appreciated.
"Segregatio autem vel evocatio haec, electio sive selectio appellatur duplici fere de causa: vel, quia e communi hominum caetu populi saepe nonnulli aliis quibusdam certo consilio divino praeteritis et relictis, uti in electione proprie dicta fieri solet, evocantur et quasi eximuntur ad audiendum, et sic ad participandum Evangelii gratiam singularem, sive evocationi illi divinae morem gerant, quo sensu 1 ad Cor 1.26,27, stulta, infirma, ignobilia mundo, elegisse, dicitur Deus, id est, evocasse ita, ut obedirent Deo vocanti, vel saltem obedire se professi sint, et hoc sensu vox electorum in Scripturis non raro accipitur; sive ad obediendum Evangelio a Deo tantum invitentur."
This separation or summoning, election or choice, is generally deemed (such) from a twofold cause: either, because some from the common mass of the human race by a fixed divine counsel are removed from those who have been abandoned and passed by, and summoned to hearing and partaking of the special grace of the Gospel; (Either that they might submit themselves to that divine call; this is usually taken as election properly speaking, and in this sense God is said in 1 Corinthians 1:26-27 to have chosen the foolish, weak, and base things, that is, to have called them that they might yield obedience to His call or at least have professed themselves to obey. The word "elect" is not rarely taken in this sense in the Scriptures. Or they are called to obedience to the gospel by God alone
"Segregatio autem vel evocatio haec, electio sive selectio appellatur duplici fere de causa: vel, quia e communi hominum caetu populi saepe nonnulli aliis quibusdam certo consilio divino praeteritis et relictis, uti in electione proprie dicta fieri solet, evocantur et quasi eximuntur ad audiendum, et sic ad participandum Evangelii gratiam singularem, sive evocationi illi divinae morem gerant, quo sensu 1 ad Cor 1.26,27, stulta, infirma, ignobilia mundo, elegisse, dicitur Deus, id est, evocasse ita, ut obedirent Deo vocanti, vel saltem obedire se professi sint, et hoc sensu vox electorum in Scripturis non raro accipitur; sive ad obediendum Evangelio a Deo tantum invitentur."
This separation or summoning, election or choice, is generally deemed (such) from a twofold cause: either, because some from the common mass of the human race by a fixed divine counsel are removed from those who have been abandoned and passed by, and summoned to hearing and partaking of the special grace of the Gospel; (Either that they might submit themselves to that divine call; this is usually taken as election properly speaking, and in this sense God is said in 1 Corinthians 1:26-27 to have chosen the foolish, weak, and base things, that is, to have called them that they might yield obedience to His call or at least have professed themselves to obey. The word "elect" is not rarely taken in this sense in the Scriptures. Or they are called to obedience to the gospel by God alone